compile_snowmodel.script

path=./

filename1=enbal_code.f
filename2=micromet_code.f
filename3=preprocess_code.f
filename4=readparam_code.f
filename5=snowmodel_main.f
filename6=snowpack_code.f
filename7=snowtran_code.f
filename8=dataassim_user.f
filename9=outputs_user.f

# Using the Portland Group compiler.
#pgf77 -O3 -mcmodel=medium -I$path -o ../snowmodel $path$filename1 $path$filename2 $path$filename3 $path$filename4 $path$filename5 $path$filename6 $path$filename7 $path$filename8 $path$filename9

# To compile with gfortran, g77, or f77 use the following command,
#   and comment out, with a #, the 'rm' statement below.

gfortran -O3 -mcmodel=medium -I$path -o ../snowmodel $path$filename1 $path$filename2 $path$filename3 $path$filename4 $path$filename5 $path$filename6 $path$filename7 $path$filename8 $path$filename9

#g77 -O3 -I$path -o ../snowmodel $path$filename1 $path$filename2 $path$filename3 $path$filename4 $path$filename5 $path$filename6 $path$filename7 $path$filename8 $path$filename9

#f77 -O3 -I$path -o ../snowmodel $path$filename1 $path$filename2 $path$filename3 $path$filename4 $path$filename5 $path$filename6 $path$filename7 $path$filename8 $path$filename9

filename11=enbal_code.o
filename22=micromet_code.o
filename33=preprocess_code.o
filename44=readparam_code.o
filename55=snowmodel_main.o
filename66=snowpack_code.o
filename77=snowtran_code.o
filename88=dataassim_user.o
filename99=outputs_user.o

#rm $filename11 $filename22 $filename33 $filename44 $filename55 $filename66 $filename77 $filename88 $filename99